Sentence examples for striking essays from inspiring English sources
Some of the most striking essays in this collection are journalistic in nature.
He typically recruits about 100 photographers for each, and their work is crafted into classy coffee-table books of striking photographs and short essays.
Indeed, the novel bears striking similarities to an essay he wrote for The New York Review of Books called "Edward Wilson in Benares," an autobiographical account of a young Indian man reading Flaubert and Wilson in Benares, struggling to understand Western culture and, in encounters with a student named Rajesh, his own country.
Mr. Foner's anthology of academic essays strikes a balance between the personal and the abstract, and a daylong conference last month at Mr. Foner's home base, Columbia University, featured the book's contributors and was often exhilarating.
STEPHEN J. KUDLESS Staten Island To the Editor: Holt's essay struck a vibrant emotional chord in me.
Ms. Roiphe's essay struck a nerve because I have a sister of my own and our relationship has certainly been through the cycles of acrimony she describes.
Coming as it did in the same week that Paul criticized a disingenuous anti-Meg Whitman attack ad (leading to TechCrunch's resident socialist being labelled an evil Republican fanboy by commenters) Hirschorn's persuasive essay struck a chord with us.
Professor X's 2008 essay struck a chord because we were ashamed to be reminded that more than half of those who begin community college never finish and that the great majority of college students across the country are taught by woefully underpaid part-time instructors.
Equally striking for many readers will be the essay "Biblical Archaeology," by Lee I. Levine, a professor at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
"The rampage shooters see themselves as moralistic punishers striking against deep injustice," Peter Turchin explains in his essay "Canaries in a Coalmine".
In 1992, she wrote an essay endorsing Justice Scalia's opinion in R.A.V. v. City of St . Paul a decision that year striking down a hate-speech ordinance.
